The Kettle River Journal, founded in 1893 by local entrepreneurs in Orient, Washington, has been a cornerstone of community journalism for over a century. Originally established to inform residents about local happenings, the newspaper has evolved to cover a range of topics, including local news, events, and features that celebrate the region's culture and history. With its longevity as one of the few surviving local papers, it reflects a deep-rooted influence in Stevens County, recognized for accuracy and community engagement. On OldNews.com, you can explore scans of the Kettle River Journal starting 1907, featuring 1,403 scans in total. This resource not only connects you to historical figures and events but also allows you to discover stories related to your own family history. Dive into the archives and uncover the rich tapestry of local history and community connections today.